You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Chapter 1803: Giving Up

His eyes immediately ignited with flames, uncontrollable anger.

"Bastard!" Felix shouted, looking up. "Cloud, let her go!"

Afraid that his men might accidentally harm Vicki, he ordered everyone to put down their guns. He had no idea what she had

endured, but his heart ached as if it were being twisted.

Cloud casually leaned against the balcony railing, the night wind blowing, and the twilight stripped away the last hint of color,

leaving only a silent darkness.

In the yard, overgrown with weeds, scattered streetlights still emitted a faint glow, barely illuminating the surroundings.

Cloud's long hair fluttered in the wind, exuding an evil aura, creating a strong sense of discord with his originally gentle

appearance.

Vicki turned her head to look at Cloud's familiar yet unfamiliar profile. He shouldn't have been like this. Fate had changed

everything.

She felt even more emotional, as if a giant stone was pressing down on her, making it hard to breathe.

"Let her go? Why?" Cloud suddenly tightened his embrace around Vicki, unbuttoning the clothes that had been draped over her

shoulders, revealing the torn undershirt he had ripped open. In the dark of night, her exposed shoulders seemed to emit the most

beautiful light.

Vicki's figure was tall, and he slightly lowered his head, his cold lips landing directly on her shoulder.

Moving upward, he suddenly, right in front of Felix, fiercely kissed Vicki on the lips.

Felix witnessed Cloud forcibly kissing Vicki, and he went mad. He stomped his foot and raised the gun in his hand, shouting,

"Cloud, let her go! How dare you touch my woman? I'll kill you!"

While Vicki was being forcefully kissed by Cloud, she frowned deeply. Although her hands were currently handcuffed, it didn't mean

she was incapable of resistance. She clenched her fist and discreetly struck Cloud's vulnerable abdomen.

Cloud couldn't avoid it, emitted a muffled groan of pain, and had to let go of her lips.

But from Felix's perspective, Cloud had only temporarily let go of Vicki and continued to provoke him.

Cloud concealed the traces of his pain, smirked at Felix, and said, "What? Your woman? Are you mistaken? Hahaha, why? Don't you

know? Hasn't she told you? We were childhood sweethearts, grew up together, and we were once a couple."

Felix froze, standing still, his whole body stiff, unable to move.

He didn't know that Vicki had never mentioned it, only saying that she grew up in the sorphanage as Cloud. He had suspected

more than once that Vicki had someone she loved because for the past four years, she had never shown any sign of affection

towards him. Her cold expression, her cold heart, never changed. She only showed warmth when they were intimate, and he could

feel a slight temperature from her body.

Seeing Felix's tense expression, Cloud continued, "Think about it carefully. Has she ever said she loves you? Lettell you, we

were together every day, sleeping in the sbed. When we were sixteen, she gaveher first kiss. I've touched every inch of

her skin, except for the last step, we've done everything. You think you've got her? Dream on, she has always belonged to me."

Cloud knew Vicki's personality too well, growing up together. She would never easily say the word "love." Whether it was for him

back then or for Felix now, it was the same.

That's why he was certain that even if Vicki married Felix, she wouldn't tell Felix that she loved him.

He was planting discord between them.

Felix's eyes turned bloodshot, his tightly clenched fists showing the bulging veins on the back of his hands. He wished he could

charge forward now and knock Cloud's hands off Vicki. Cloud's words deeply stung him.

He admitted that he had gone mad with jealousy.

The thought of Vicki being with Cloud and sharing beautiful moments of their youth together made him almost insane with

jealousy.

Behind him, two of his men firmly held onto him. "Mr. Saunders, we're still not sure how many people are inside the villa. You

mustn't act recklessly. Let our men gather more information before making a move."

Felix knew he couldn't act impulsively. He shouted at Vicki, "Vicki, | will definitely rescue you. | won't let you stay in the clutches of

this scumbag."

Little did he know, Vicki, who had remained silent all this time, suddenly spoke up.

Her voice was ice-cold, a deep tone that traveled back and forth in the night.

"Felix, go back."

She looked down at Felix from a high vantage point, and the night covered up any signs of reluctance and pain in her eyes. The

reasonshe was willing to leave with Cloud was that she had other motives. She currently needed to stay by Cloud's side. She hadn't

expected Felix to refuse to give up and search everywhere, finding her so quickly. Now she had to drive Felix away.

"You leave. | won't go with you. Don't waste your effort," she said coldly.

Felix couldn't believe what he was hearing. He stood there, frozen in place, his entire body stiffening.

"lI don't believe it. | don't believe..." He touched his ring finger, their wedding ring. They had even obtained a marriage certificate.

Now she was telling him that it was all a lie. How could he believe it?

Vicki saw that Felix still refused to leave and spoke with a trace of anger, "Go away. | don't want to see you anymore."

To sever his last hope, she forcefully removed the wedding ring from her ring finger. It was a rare cat's eye gem that she actually

liked. She, who didn't usually care for jewelry, loved this ring.

She threw it at him with force.

A precise throw.

The cold ring hit his handscheek and then fell to the ground.

It didn't hurt, but it felt like a sharp blade piercing straight into his heart, no blood visible, yet it was already overflowing with fresh

blood.